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28 Nov 2024
#illegals
The Telegraph: Trump says Mexico will stop migration after ‘wonderful’ phone call with president
Donald Trump announced that Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum agreed to halt migration following a positive phone call. He claimed this would effectively close the U.S. southern border, despite previously threatening a 25% tariff.
Sheinbaum clarified that Mexico's strategy focuses on managing migration before it reaches the border, emphasizing a commitment to cooperation rather than border closure.
#politics
Front Page Magazine: Leftists Unplug
Fox News Channel achieved record-high ratings following the recent election, commanding 62% of the cable news audience. In contrast, MSNBC and CNN experienced significant declines, with MSNBC's viewership down 52%. Some insiders believe this drop is cyclical and that disillusioned viewers may return once Trump takes office again.
The current ratings shift mirrors past trends following elections, where viewer engagement fluctuated based on political events. Democrats, feeling dispirited after the election results, are not rallying their audience as effectively as Republicans did in previous cycles. The 2024 election results have left many on the left feeling defeated.
#society
Fox News: Four dolphins found dead on Mississippi's Petit Bois Island in 'very unusual event'
Four Pantropical Spotted Dolphins were found dead on a Mississippi beach after becoming stranded on Petit Bois Island. This species is uncommon in the area, typically inhabiting deeper waters, prompting surprise among marine experts.
The Institute for Marine Mammal Studies collected samples for analysis to determine the cause of death. They expressed gratitude to the individual who reported the stranded dolphins and encouraged the public to contact their hotline if they encounter stranded marine life.
#culture
Le Monde: TikTok star priest Matthieu Jasseron bids farewell to the Church
Matthieu Jasseron, a popular TikTok priest, has left the Catholic Church, citing a disconnect with both his parishioners and the Church hierarchy. In a recent video, he detailed personal grievances including abuse and manipulation, and criticized the Church as authoritarian and neglectful of social issues.
Jasseron, who now prefers his birth name, emphasized a practical approach to faith, arguing that the Church prioritizes its organization over genuine service. His departure marks a significant moment in the ongoing dialogue about the Church's relevance and approach to modern issues.
#crime
Forbes: Late Billionaire Mohamed Al Fayed May Have Sexually Abused More Than 100 People, London Police Say
London police have launched a new investigation into late billionaire Mohamed Al Fayed following 90 additional sexual assault allegations, bringing the total to over 100. The investigation aims to determine the roles of individuals who may have facilitated his offenses.
In a recent BBC documentary, 21 former Harrods employees accused Al Fayed of sexual assault and violence. Despite previous investigations, no charges were filed against him during his lifetime. The police continue to seek justice for the victims.
#sports
GB News: Travis and Jason Kelce tell young fan to 'sue the Panthers' as Tershawn Watson saves terrifying fall
A young Kansas City Chiefs fan narrowly escaped injury when defensive tackle Tershawn Wharton caught him after he fell through a gap in the stadium railings at Bank of America Stadium. The incident occurred post-game, following the Chiefs' victory over the Panthers.
Travis Kelce, who witnessed the fall, criticized the stadium's design and joked about potential legal action. He praised Wharton for his quick response, ensuring the child's safety. The Kelce brothers' humorous remarks about the incident have gained significant attention online.